Compile Break Settlement For Free

Definite "yes." It is an inexpensive way to gain control of an intersection you and your opponent may be competing to build on if you have enough resources for roads but not enough for a settlement. In fact, you can even build a settlement on an opponent's road if one of your road segments intersects with it.

Originally Answered: In playing Settlers of Catan, is it legal to build a road through an opponent's settlement? No, the second player cannot continue building his or her road through that settlement. Every road that a player builds must connect to one of his existing roads, settlements, or cities.

Yes, absolutely. Intersections have no color. Any road leading to them can have a settlement put there (unless there is already a settlement or city present or adjacent). Edit: Note that building there splits white's road.

Important: Settlements and cities may only be placed at the corners of the terrain hexes?never along the edges (see Illustration C). Roads may only be placed at the edges of the terrain hexes?1 road per edge (see Illustration D). The Distance Rule Y means many intersections along roads will remain unoccupied.

You can break an opponent's road by building a settlement on an unoccupied intersection along that road! Example: In Illustration I, Coleman (the blue player) builds a settlement on intersection ?C? (which is legal).

You need at least two road segments between settlements. In the initial setup you have one road on one settlement. Therefore, you must built a road before you can build a settlement.

Following the basic rules of the game, a settlement is built using 1 Lumber , 1 Brick, 1 Wool, and 1 Grain, and can only be placed on an unoccupied intersection that is at least two intersections away from another settlement, city, or metropolis. This restriction is known as the distance rule.

Under Build in the Game Rules section: You cannot build more pieces than what is available in your pool?a maximum of 5 settlements, 4 cities, and 15 roads.

Following the basic rules of the game, a settlement is built using 1 Lumber , 1 Brick, 1 Wool, and 1 Grain, and can only be placed on an unoccupied intersection that is at least two intersections away from another settlement, city, or metropolis. It provides the player that builds it with 1 Victory Point.

Yes. You can build the settlement in the middle of an opponent's road (as long as your own road connects to it and there is at least one gap before any other existing settlements). Yes. It does affect the longest road: the road stops at the settlement for counting purposes, and starts again at the other side.